Music Remember the Children?
posted by on May 18 at 13:38 PM
That bunch of cute kids, in their PJs and footies, sitting downstage at Town Hall the last time Sean Nelson and company did their Nelson sings Nilsson show?
What was their name? The Late-Night Tiger Choir? The Past-Their-Bedtime Boys ‘n’ Girls Song Club? Ugly Kid Joe? Something like that.
Anyway, they’re back. Tomorrow night. At the Triple Door. With their backing band, featuring Sean Nelson and Mark Nichols and members of “Awesome” and the French Project and Circus Contraption and the Sarah Rudinoff-Nick Garrison band and the rest of the Nelson sings Nilsson gang.
But you and I both know it’s all about the children.
Details and tickets here.
Don't forget: The early show is all ages and the late show is 21+
Don't forget: The early show is all ages and the late show is 21+
I was gonna Slog this myself, mostly because the move to Triple Door is such a good one. If I had a complaint about the Town Hall "Nelson Sings Nilsson," it was the acoustics, which were fine but not great, and not up to the musicianship of either band or songwriter. But plopping this extravaganza down in the Triple Door is perfect.
Speaking of "Awesome", after seeing them last night at the Miranda July even I was wondering if they do parties? If so, how much would it cost for them to bukkake on my face, while harmonizing, for an audience? One of them would have to play the tringle, and blow a slide whistle during the money shot, of course. Just curious.
The Renegade Children's Choir. I think. There may have been another word in there, maybe the Renegade Something Children's Choir.
Also known as 'Jama Party.
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